better audio sound thru headphones?

[nom303]

is there a way to make the audio thru the 3.5mm jack sound any better? in headphones the sound is terrible even with a $60 headset. plz help

[elmerfudpucker]

What media player are you using, what is you media encoded as and what is the bitrate? And how big are the $60 headphones? anything bigger than earbuds and your phone may have a hard time feeding them. The higher the bitrate the better they will sound. Also, did you try the Audio booster settings?

[nom303]

thanx for replying, im using windows media player, not sure on the bitrate cuz i cant find a setting for it. my bad should have clarified better, not using headphones like that as i know it takes more to power them, panasonic earbuds is what i have. ive used the audio booster but doesnt do much cuz for the most part the sound is still not clear/disorted, like a wav vs. mp3 sound but thats not the case cuz it do it with wavs too. ive end tried to use my tp2 in a friends car vs there cd player and the same results happen. im very music orientated and would like my music to sound good.

[WorldWide]

I get a better sound using the old TP1 headphones.

[firefighter1546]

I use the candy skull 3.5mm earphones and they sound good on my touch pro 2 sweet bass?

[Padron26]

i forgot to mention that i listen to pandora, sirius and stream all my music using coreplayer and the sound is awesome. I'm not just someone who goes out and buys the most expensive headphones just to be cool, to me its about sound quality.
i also adjust the audio booster as well

[Padron26]

why don't you try using coreplayer and adjust the 10 band EQ to your preference.
I got rid of my ipod touches years ago and all I use is the TP2 for all my music, what kind of headphones are they anyways, the price of the headphones shouldn't really matter all that much.
Even though i have bose in ear, shure 120's and the klipsch s4's i use the bose for the most part that rite there is over $300 in just headphones, and the best sounding ones are probably the Klipsch's because of there frequency. and they were the cheapest of them at around $80. i have had the $100 sony in ears and they sound pretty close to what the $25 sonys sound like, but then again that is sony headphones.

I haven't noticed any outstanding audio issues with my TP2. I have a cheap FM transmitter in my car and turning the volume on the TP2 down to about 60% fixes a lot of the audio problems.

Sound sounds great over A2DP to my headphones too - no issues there.

The quality on Pandora is just plain terrible - there's no getting around that. I use Slacker which is substantially better. Still not as good as MP3 but what can you expect OTA on a stream that'll play over 1xRTT if need be.

[abhijeetpal]

these are the files that helped me..

first copy the audiopara3.csv to the /windows directory using total commander or something.. if it ask prompts you to overwrite then overwrite..you can also install using the badboy cab... but don't install the both together.. just install anyone of them.. basically badboy cab installs the audiopara3.csv cab to /windows/system directory and makes a new registery entry.. you wouldn't want two 2 audiopara3.csv files hanging around and causing conflict.. so just install any one.. i prefer just simply copying the file.. but its kinda permanent since total commander can't delete it once it has been copied to windows directory..but the badboy audiopara3.csv can be deleted from the system directory and it can also be uninstalled .. but you can always decrease the volume using the undermentioned software.. so you will never need to delete any of the files..

then install audio booster for htc..

amazing software.. you can change the settings once and then sit back and relax(it only manages the headphone speakers)..